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United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization@unescokathmandu UNESCO is deeply saddened by the tragic loss of life and widespread destruction following the recent flash floods in Nepal. Our thoughts are first and foremost with the affected families and communities during this incredibly difficult time.UNESCO stands in full solidarity with the people and Government of Nepal. Alongside our UN sister agencies, we remain ready to deploy our expertise to support local authorities and partners in assessing the full impact of this disaster. UNESCO is committed to guiding sustainable recovery efforts and strengthening resilience by restoring educational continuity, safeguarding cultural heritage, and supporting local media to ensure uninterrupted access to vital public safety information.
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@law.manar20 Save Duha. She is being subjected to blackmail and death threats. Her only hope is a serious and fair investigation into her case, the protection she urgently needs, and justice before it is too late. Duha’s life is not just another case. She is a human being whose life is in danger and who deserves safety and justice. We call on the relevant authorities to intervene immediately, investigate all threats against her, hold those responsible accountable, and ensure her protection. #SaveDuha #JusticeForDuha #ProtectDuha
@alanscott.learnix Sending prayers and strength to everyone affected in Nepal during this difficult time.